=== 1. Introduction
This project contains the source code tree of the eID Applet. The source code is hosted at: http://code.google.com/p/eid-applet/
=== 2. Requirements
The following is required for compiling the eID Applet software:
=== 3. Build
The project can be build via: mvn clean install
This will also build a test web application EAR artifact named: eid-applet-test-deploy
This Java EE 6 web application has been tested on the following Java EE 6/7 application servers:
Deploy the test web application to a local running JBoss application server via: cd eid-applet-test/eid-applet-test-deploy mvn jboss-as:deploy
During the build process a token is required to sign the applet JAR. By default the Maven build will use a software token to sign the applet JAR. One can configure the usage of an eToken via the following Maven property: -Petoken The eToken configuration is located in pom.xml under the eid-applet-package artifact.
You can speed up the development build cycle by skipping the unit tests via: mvn -Dmaven.test.skip=true clean install
=== 4. SDK Release
An SDK build can be performed via: mvn -Psdk,etoken clean deploy
The final SDK artifact is located under: eid-applet-sdk/target/
An SDK release build should use the production eToken containing the official FedICT code signing certificate.
=== 5. Eclipse IDE
You can use the m2eclipse Eclipse plugin to import the Maven projects although the m2eclipse Eclipse plugin does not yet understand the entire project structure.
Another option is to use the Maven Eclipse plugin.
The Eclipse project files can be created via: mvn -Psdk eclipse:eclipse
Afterwards simply import the projects in Eclipse via: File -> Import... -> General:Existing Projects into Workspace
First time you use an Eclipse workspace you might need to add the maven
repository location. Do this via:
mvn eclipse:add-maven-repo -Declipse.workspace=
=== 6. NetBeans IDE
As of NetBeans version 6.7 this free IDE from Sun has native Maven 3 support.
=== 7. License
The source code of the eID Applet Project is licensed under GNU LGPL v3.0. Part of the source code (OOXML signature code) is dual-licensed under both the GNU LGPL v3.0 and the Apache License v2.0. Only the files with a header containing both the GNU LGPL v3.0 and Apache License v2.0 license texts are dual-licensed. The dual-licensing was offered in response to a request from the Apache POI open source project. All other source code files remain under control of the GNU LGPL v3.0 license unless otherwise decided in the future by ALL eID Applet Project copyright holders. The license conditions can be found in the file: LICENSE.txt
=== 8. Copyright
The eID Applet copyright holders are: